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I didn't expect to be update mere moments after my last post but I just found this from ShowBizWeekly.com
Dracula’s Moment in the Sun
The original bloodsucker walks the earth again in screenwriter Ian Holt’s official sequel to Bram Stoker’s "Dracula," tentatively titled "The Un-Dead." With the Stoker family giving the stamp of approval to the script, the native New Yorker, a relative Drac-o-phile himself, has launched his project into pre-production, scouting locations in Transylvania and hunting for directors and, of course, an actor to play the blood-thirsty Count himself. The story picks up 25 years after the events of Stoker’s novel with several original surviving characters returning together to face Dracula again. Holt, an NYU Tisch School alumnus and former Stella Adler student, has researched this topic long and hard, consulting vampire scholars and attending the very first World Dracula Conference in 1995 in Bucharest, the real-life location of Count Dracula’s chilling (and probably haunted) castle. An editor and writer by trade, Holt has written close to a dozen screenplays and contributed to television shows like "Yo! MTV Raps." The production company AEI ("Ripley’s Believe It Or Not") is backing "The Un-Dead" and hopes for production to begin soon. For more info, visit: www.aeionline.com.
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Dracula’s Moment in the Sun
The original bloodsucker walks the earth again in screenwriter Ian Holt’s official sequel to Bram Stoker’s "Dracula," tentatively titled "The Un-Dead." With the Stoker family giving the stamp of approval to the script, the native New Yorker, a relative Drac-o-phile himself, has launched his project into pre-production, scouting locations in Transylvania and hunting for directors and, of course, an actor to play the blood-thirsty Count himself. The story picks up 25 years after the events of Stoker’s novel with several original surviving characters returning together to face Dracula again. Holt, an NYU Tisch School alumnus and former Stella Adler student, has researched this topic long and hard, consulting vampire scholars and attending the very first World Dracula Conference in 1995 in Bucharest, the real-life location of Count Dracula’s chilling (and probably haunted) castle. An editor and writer by trade, Holt has written close to a dozen screenplays and contributed to television shows like "Yo! MTV Raps." The production company AEI ("Ripley’s Believe It Or Not") is backing "The Un-Dead" and hopes for production to begin soon. For more info, visit: www.aeionline.com.
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